Protect your kayak or canoe from theft with the TieYak® Universal Kayak and Canoe Locking System. Built with heavy-duty 3/16" galvanized aircraft-grade coil steel cable, this simple and effective security system helps secure your boat to storage racks, vehicle roof racks, trees, posts and other stationary objects.

The vinyl-coated cables help protect your kayak, canoe, vehicle and racks from scratches while providing durable theft prevention at home, at the cottage, at the campsite or while travelling. Installation takes only seconds with no drilling, permanent mounting or tools required. Simply slide the cable loops over the bow and stern of your boat, wrap the long cable around a secure stationary object, remove excess slack and lock the cables together using your own padlock.

Features:

• Heavy-duty 3/16" galvanized aircraft-grade coil steel cable
• Helps deter kayak and canoe theft
• Vinyl coated to protect boats, vehicles and storage racks
• Secures to roof racks, storage racks, trees, posts and other stationary objects
• Installs in seconds with no drilling or tools required
• Works with the padlock of your choice
• Padlock not included
• Available in multiple sizes for recreational kayaks, touring kayaks and canoes

Available Sizes:

Kayak – Short
Designed for recreational sit-inside kayaks approximately 9' to 14' long.
Loop circumference: 51"
Long cable length: 9'

Kayak – Long
Designed for touring kayaks approximately 13' to 19' long.
Loop circumference: 45"
Long cable length: 12'

Included:

• 1 Long Loop Cable
• 1 Short Loop Cable

Please Note: This is a theft-prevention locking system only. It is not designed to secure a kayak or canoe to a vehicle roof rack during transportation. For sit-on-top kayaks with scupper holes, consider the TieYak Single Multi-Purpose Locking Cable.

Instructions:

1. Slide the large loop on Cable A (the long cable) over one end of the boat and continue to slide it toward the center of the boat until the loop fits snugly on boat.
2. Slide the loop on Cable B (the short cable) over the opposite end of your boat, with the small loop facing down, until it fits snugly as well.
3. Securely wrap Cable A around any stationary object (i.e. Suspenz Storage Racks, car-top rack, tree, dock post, etc.) so that the cable is taut while having the small loop on Cable A slightly overlap the small loop on Cable B, with little to no slack. If there is any slack, wrap the cable again and attach your padlock.
4. When securing the cables to your vehicle, ensure the cable is tight enough so the lock does not dangle to where it can hit glass or metal.

Caution:

• These locking cables are meant to hinder theft
• They are NOT to be used as tie-downs for your watercraft on a vehicle